When you enter the market, you're looking at a bullish signal.

Moving averages are upward, the pattern breaks through, and volume supports it.
You think this trade is secure.
When you set a stop-loss, you look back at the same chart.
The moving averages have broken, the pattern is damaged, and the volume has reversed.
You think, "This is also normal."
The question is: which judgment is correct?
The answer is: both are correct.
When you entered, the bulls indeed had the advantage.
When you set the stop-loss, the bears did indeed rebound.
The market is not static; it is flowing.
Your mistake is not in judging incorrectly, but in thinking one judgment can control the entire process.
Accept that the market changes, and accept that your judgment is just a momentary snapshot.
If it's right, take it; if it's wrong, walk away—no hesitation. $TRX ‌#Gate广场五月交易分享